by Jeff Fisher
Kentucky High School Football Huddle
While everyone is completely focused on the upcoming 2010 season, officials of the 2011 J.A.C.D. Incorporated High School Football Classic have set the 2011 match-ups.
The quadruple-header will feature four teams from Kentucky, two from Tennessee, one from Indiana and one from Florida. The games will be played on Saturday, August 27, 2011 at Papa John Stadium in Louisville.
Here are the match-ups...
Game 1 - Louisville Central vs. Goodpasture (TN)
Game 2 - Paducah-Tilghman vs. Reitz (IN)
Game 3 - Louisville Ballard vs. Nease (FL)
Game 4 - Louisville St. Xavier vs. Riverdale (TN)
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Newport Central Catholic Names New Football Coach
by Jeff Fisher
Kentucky High School Football Huddle
Former Newport Central Catholic quarterback Eddie Eviston is the new head coach of the Thoroughbreds.
Eviston takes over for Bob Schneider, who retired last month as the state's all-time winningest coach with 345 victories.
Kentucky High School Football Huddle
Former Newport Central Catholic quarterback Eddie Eviston is the new head coach of the Thoroughbreds. Eviston takes over for Bob Schneider, who retired last month as the state's all-time winningest coach with 345 victories.
Kentucky - 2010 National Signing Day
Bryson Bell (Marion County) DB - Cambellsville
Keenan Bell (Taylor County) OL Campbellsville
Dustin Bishop (Rockcastle County) QB - Campbellsville
Rex Coleman (Graves County) K/P - Campbellsville
Dominique Davis (Male) OL - Campbellsville
Thomas Downs (Campbellsville) LB - Campbellsville
Damarius Gibson (Male) - Campbellsville
Drew Hardin (Ballard) S - Indiana
Clay Hooper (Campbellsville) C - Campbellsville
Michael Madison (Greenwood) LB - Campbellsville
Austin Moore (Male) OL - Campbellsville
Chris Muse (Pulaski County) DB - Campbellsville
Tim Patterson (Louisville Central) - Kentucky
Jacob Patton (Hancock County) WR - Campbellsville
Cody Philhower (Male) OL - Campbellsville
Donovan Pittman (Campbellsville) DE/TE - Campbellsville
Miles Simpson (Simon Kenton) RB - Kentucky
Matthew Smith (Greenwood) LB - Campbellsville
Adam Stine (Fern Creek) OL - Campbellsville
Zachary Stinson (Allen County-Scottsville) OL - Campbellsville
Derek Thacker (Rockcastle County) OL - Campbellsville
Lance Turpin (Taylor County) QB - Campbellsville
R.C. White (Pulaski County) WR - Campbellsville
Keenan Bell (Taylor County) OL Campbellsville
Dustin Bishop (Rockcastle County) QB - Campbellsville
Rex Coleman (Graves County) K/P - Campbellsville
Dominique Davis (Male) OL - Campbellsville
Thomas Downs (Campbellsville) LB - Campbellsville
Damarius Gibson (Male) - Campbellsville
Drew Hardin (Ballard) S - Indiana
Clay Hooper (Campbellsville) C - Campbellsville
Michael Madison (Greenwood) LB - Campbellsville
Austin Moore (Male) OL - Campbellsville
Chris Muse (Pulaski County) DB - Campbellsville
Tim Patterson (Louisville Central) - Kentucky
Jacob Patton (Hancock County) WR - Campbellsville
Cody Philhower (Male) OL - Campbellsville
Donovan Pittman (Campbellsville) DE/TE - Campbellsville
Miles Simpson (Simon Kenton) RB - Kentucky
Matthew Smith (Greenwood) LB - Campbellsville
Adam Stine (Fern Creek) OL - Campbellsville
Zachary Stinson (Allen County-Scottsville) OL - Campbellsville
Derek Thacker (Rockcastle County) OL - Campbellsville
Lance Turpin (Taylor County) QB - Campbellsville
R.C. White (Pulaski County) WR - Campbellsville
Friday, January 22, 2010
Redman Leaves Male HS for Jeffersonville High in Indiana
by Jeff Fisher
Kentucky High School Football Huddle

Jefferson High in southern Indiana is hiring Bob Redman, who led Male HS in Louisville, as its new head football coach.
Redman led Male to a 190-49 record and three Kentucky state championships after taking over in 1992. Redman is fourth on Kentucky's all-time coaching victories list with 317 wins.
Kentucky High School Football Huddle

Jefferson High in southern Indiana is hiring Bob Redman, who led Male HS in Louisville, as its new head football coach.
Redman led Male to a 190-49 record and three Kentucky state championships after taking over in 1992. Redman is fourth on Kentucky's all-time coaching victories list with 317 wins.
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